Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-691
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Interest on county deposits credited to common school
Official statutory text
fund.
The county treasurer shall immediately upon the passage and
approval of this act place to the credit of the common school fund
of the county for distribution, as all other common school funds,
all the interest money now on hand accrued on the average daily
balances of money deposited with banks in pursuance of the
provisions of the county depository law: All such interest monies
hereafter collected shall at the close of each month be apportioned
and credited to the common school fund of the county.
The county treasurer shall immediately upon the passage and
approval of this act place to the credit of the common school fund
of the county for distribution, as all other common school funds,
all the interest money now on hand accrued on the average daily
balances of money deposited with banks in pursuance of the
provisions of the county depository law: All such interest monies
hereafter collected shall at the close of each month be apportioned
and credited to the common school fund of the county.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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